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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
WHERE POVERTY Is THE RULE.

A PEOPLE WITHOUT MONEY-THE PLAGUE or
LOCUSTS.
PANAMA March PA correspondent Of The star and
Herald writing from village in Tona interior OF Co
lomba, states that it has been raining heavily there
Paudc fcvers have and some cases OF yel
low fever occurred in the central regions OF mat
vast department The ocusts eat up all the vegetation
TO be found In the valley and then die of starvation
Peace prevails but poverty the rule owing to there
beinguo coin in circulation. and everything except ar
ces OF primary necessity, has fallen In value In fart
there are many Things which. formerly s3ahe are now
absolutely valclcss. there are no buyers ana even
there were there coin to pay for them ic aduN
This Same scarcity OF currency Is Observable All over
the republic except the Isihmus. where we All he
lieve here, coined money circuates owing 10 the Work
there In progrsss for the Inter0ceanlc CanaL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04

HORRIFYING SCENES IN AN ECUADoRrAN CEMETERY
PANAMA, March 24.-Los andes, OF Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor thus describes the last resting place OF the lnhap
tants OF that city, "Our cemetery has ncvcr been III
the scandalous condition 1t Is at present. IL Is over
grown with noxious weeds, and is stock yard In which
animals wsnder at will to cat the shrubs they ma there
whilst dogs search for food Those who attended tne
funeral of Dr. Vargas returned Mortified to their homes
They had seen a In grave and what was 1t ondcav
orng TO mastcatei human b0ne They had seen
the PROCLAMATION of bodies In the hospta They had seen
the conductor OF the hearse drag bodies from by te
hair and throw them into the common ditc-and di'cn
we may properly call it, because the bodies thrown III
actually foatcd! And had seen the gravedieRer,,
who at the time opening fresh ditch, throw eatn
the faces OF the unDuried dead adding 40 tnis
because do not want the dead TO look ut me! IL y
needless repeat that all who attended the nterent VI
DE- Vargas returned horror stricken TO their homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THE CONTEST IN OHIO.
DEMOCRATS AND TIE LABOR PARTY IN ALLIANCE
-REsrEcTABLE PEOPLE OPPOSING THE SOCIAL

DEMOCRATS AND TIE LABOR PARTY IN ALLIANCE
-REspECTABLB PEOPLE OPPOSING THE SOCIAL
ISTS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. April tSpecias).--Tlie municipal
elections VIII be held tomorrow In this state Cpn-
siderable uncertainty is felt. especially in Cine u
natl where a combination has been made between tle
labor party and the Democratic ring which PEREZ
trated and defended the Infamous election frauds of
1850. The so caied labor organization has beep
assisted by the Democratic press aud has WORKED
with tho Democratic Campaign committee q
Il manner which Is being condemned by honest lab,
agitators who forcsec the inevitable result OF sue
an alliance. Tho most saDguine representatives %
The labor claim that steN NcnsO, their canilts
tor Mayos, Will receive from $4,000 to 5000 votes
ne Republican committee have received many con
tributOns from Democratic business men Who prom
lso to support the Republican uchet rather thai
encourage socialist TENDENCIES 0i the united abOr
party IN Cincinnati. This sentiment j. silent, but
Is believed lie mighty, ana the Republican COM
niittcc thinks that vote OF l:OOO tor the iauor
ticket can he offset that Amos smith, the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor, Will b. elected by
$500 plurality. In Columbus. Cleveland aud Toledo
the Republicans report good organization. Tho
struggle In every city means control of the police
through the state and Presidential elections. Hence
ths strenuous endravors OF both sides for success
The llquor men secretly aiding the Democrats
because of the Dow law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THE FUTURE OF HONDURAS.
VISIBLE RESULTS OF PRESIDENT BOGRANs POLICY

VISIBLE RESULTS OF PRESIDENT BoGRANs POLICY
THE FRU IT TRADE.
PANAMA March 2i.-Thc following Is from President
BograLs message to the Congress OF Honduras on the
opening Of that body;
The results OF my policy OF progress and improvement
are already visible. our sales OF frut alone along our
Atlantic now leave us over 81 0OOOOO per aniu
By Increasing that propucton and with the coin whch
the opening up Of other branches will bring in-shoud
war that continuous enemy OF all progress not prove
barrier-I feel convinced that within very short iinc
the economical crisis from which are now suffering
will disappear also feel convinced that II we effect the
treaty proposed with Spain viii open the ports Oh
Cuba for the sale OF all our meat products.
In his closing President Bogran aludes 10 the
possibility OF ciccng arrangement with the Euro
pean holders OF Honduras bonds the necessity OF persist
Ing I'm the effort TO terminate the ieroccanic railr d
and OF modifying several existing laws which place AZ
necessary restrictions ON industry and commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THE ELECTION ~ MICHIGAN.

Although municipal elections viii be held In cncn-
natl Cleveland. Columbus. Toledo and elsewhere In
Ohio only state election to-day will occur IN Mich
gan where supreme Court Justices and Regents OF the
University are chosen, and popular vote Is had upon
two amendments to tho cousttuon-one prohibiting the
and gift OF intoxicating liquors, and The
other regulating the salaries OF certain state officers
The following nominations have oeen made;
G>pahl,cdn Democrdta
" Czmpbeti ttevi u. GRIM
o. Long G. n. Camp
R>o,n,sR Butterneld Christian Nsndsryeen
Charles IIebsrd Rufus y. spraxue.
Prohfb0on Greenback.
c,o,.a, n use,,-fN w Cheever TO Briou j. Atkinsos
.sLemuel Clute -
Uhirersfty Regsnts-David Preston W. H. hmer
A. u. Cheney
.Renoninafed flight years ''Ten years isuppot' also
Labor party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
CONDITION OF TIE GROWING WHEAT

CHICAGO, April 3.-The Farmers Rerieo OF this week
will say: "Tho reports from the wntcr-whea growing
States still favorable the majority Of the returns lnd
eating that the fasown grain is In full average condi
ton The weather continues dry in Missouri and Kansas
and there Is great lack Of moisture, particularly IN the
last named state but yet tho crop has not been scr
ousy injured on this account over any widely distributed
area In MchtA and Wisconsin large portions OF the
State still under Freezing winds last week nad
"a bad effect wheat throughout the entire state. Iho
erl OF the reports som Kansas are encouraging
but complaints OF dry weather made by al correspond
cnts Favorable reports made from Missouri: IN
OHIO the Indications less gratifying than they nave
haau
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MRS. W.IDES FATHER DEAD.
STRICKEN YESTERDAY WITH PARALfsis-TliE DEAD
WOMAN HAD BEEN IN THE STATE PRISON.

STRICKEN YESTERDAY WITH PARALYSIS-rIIE DEAD
WOMAN HAD BEEN IN THE STATE PRISON.
William r. Clements the father of Mrs Ida wade
who died on Friday from shot received on the snip
Canara, at Baltic-st, Brooklyn, was stricken WIN
apoplcxy yesterday at his lodgings, No "a hehtaNe,
Brooklyn. Ho was taken TO the Eastern hsrlca
Uospita where no died in q short time. ON saturday
ho made tho arrangements for his daughters funeral
and consulted with the police authorities. lie made
n statement that he believed his daughter was klicu
nv her bu sband As he scventy-ivc years old, II
il thought that the excitement killed him. clements
was formerly well known to the police. Ho kept
several hat stores and of them in Myrte-aVc Is
alleged TO have been place where stolen goods were
disposed Of Tho police profess TO donuiy Mrs
Wade as Ida Clements. who was sent TO sing sing ior
shoplftinr In 1874 when she sixteen years old
Her picture is In the Rogues' Gallery In Brookiyl
Her mother committed suicide IN the Kings County
pent,ntiary where she was serving term for shop
lifting
Wade who IL under arrest upon charge OF shooting
his WIFE said yesterday afternoon that he did not be-
leye that she ever guilty OF CRIME, OF ever
.eryrd a term Of imprisonment lie dld not see now
slo could have bcon IA the st@c lri,pu ano ne NOT
know it, lie had been acquainted with her whcn shc
was ten years old, when ho saw her IN her fAtnct
hat store In MalisOn-st. 1h,I, he lost slght ot her
until sho was nineteen, when he renewed tho ac-
guaintance at the house of y friend They were mar
red after cOurtship OF six months, and sho WAS ~
wnys n good wife 20 him Wadc stated emphatlcally
that his wife shot herself and he bcleved that sho
was despondcnt and out OF hen MUD n, ..,,
Mrs Ellen Devcre. the sister OF MIS- Maue, salu
vestrrtay that she received letter nom her sister
ON wednesday, In which She said that she could not
do She wrote that she could not stay at home with
out her husband and she could not 60 TO sea Win
him. for made her SO SICK Mrs s. bson nrs ny
oncd when gir but claimed that she had led good
life since her marriage There w' mo- mo nn"ss ~ viii
la hcld tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THE TROUBLES AT SMYRNA.

CoNsrANTISoptE, April 3.-Regardng the report
that the residences of American missionaries in syi
ma had been stoned by mob, later adviccs say that
only one house was attacked and that it belonged to
Greek Protestant, naturalized American, who iad
offended the populace by preaching against the ufeek
Churc in an English institution called The Sailors
Rest" THIS establishment has since been closed IN
order to avoid further trouble
Mr. King, secretary of the United States Legation
here ls awaiting details OF the affair from Mr.. Emmett
the American consul at Smyrna. Mr.. King and Sir
William White, the British Ambassador here, have
asked the Porte TO punish the aggressors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
READIYG CAR SHOPS BUSY.

PHILADELPHIA, April tspeeiab.-Never in the history
Of the several car shops Of the Reading Railroad IN
this city has work been brisk as at present. The
orders crowd each other for new equipment, and q
larger portion Of tho new trust loan will be
cx pended this year In new rolling stock. IL Is
pccted that the passenger business Will DO largely
increased and the Coal and Iron Company il expect
Ing TO give an output OF coal for the ensuing year
exceeding that OF last year by fully 100000 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
rSCdPIyG DEATH BY FETGNED MA DNESS

LOUISVILLE, April (speeiaD.-Menrad kaelin was
sentenced to-day to imprisonment for life for the murder
OF his wife eighteen ago. He his first trial
given the death penalty and sentenced TO be hanged
March H. He secured rehearng through the decision
Of the Court Of Appeals that the original indictment was
defective the word "feloniousy was omitted
Bis defence was insanity and strong the symp
toms that Dr. Pusey, superintendent Of tho Anchorage
Asylum, pronounced them genuine. On this; evidence
Kssn spared the galowa Since the verdict no ns
thrown Oh the signs of insanity and at the sentence
today chuckled at the way he had deceived the jury
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vp prITNpTy lRKAySlS

sr Iorr.. Aprtl 3-A dispatch from Eureka Springs.
Ark saws: "As the train bearing Mr. Blaine and party
pulled up at this station yesterday Old cnapaepse'
,na Me,,can cannon, . relic owned By en-
Governor Powell Clayton, Numbered welcome from
crescent Mountain and was followed ny roasns esssrs
sry we're escorted to the hosl By sHty couples Of sdes
and on horseback and several hundred people
sr csrr,ases and on foot reception Was held In the
sveninr rho party went this afternoon ~ Fort 0iesoA
From, there they viii 20 70 Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
DTTNl From RACK IVA RID "a LII.

GLEN GARDEN, N. j., April 3.-MrS. Thomas Milier'
wife OF prominent contractor here had been Ill for some
time. This morning she 1t about o'clock ana ieii
backward striking her head chair rupturing ablood
vessel She died In less than twenty minutes OF heor'
rhage OF the BRAIN Mrs. Miller was about for,y;nv
years OF and the mother OF seventeen chiiureh,
tWelye of whom survive her,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
spANrsU PLOTTERs AT WORK.

MADRID, April 3. While the Chamber OF Deputies was
sitting yesterday a parchment containing gun
powder within which metallic cartridge with a
fuse attached found in the doorway OF the Prcs
dents bureau. Later in the evening petard was ex-
ploded In the vestibue adjoining the ohices OF the
Mnistry OF Finance. Windows broken by the con
cusson Nobody was injured but tho twoincdents have
can much alarm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THOUGH NEU- YORK STATE.
STEEL FOR TIE roUGmKEEpsIE BRIDGE

PoUGHaEErSIR, April tSpccidb.-Twenty- four car
loads finished steel for the and west shore can
lcvers OF the Poughccpse bridge have arrived and are
being unloaded some OF the pieces hftyfour feet
in length. each weighing 10000 pounds Seven ear
loads of timber he used in the fasowork have
also arrived and tho work OF putting up the falscwork
will this week Tho top OF tho traveller To De used
In erecting and spaus will be 10 feet above
high gatcr mark Each section OF the bridge Il Ia be put
u on schedule time. aud the chief engineer says tho
work ls in advance OF that time. Inc bElhgc must
DC completed by January !, lSS-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
Boyrox.s SWIM down THE HUDSON.

HUDSON April 3.-Captain Paul Boyton VIII leave TINS
city at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning 10 swim the Hndson
10 New-York lie had to abandon his plan OF taking
the water at Albany. the Ice Is still solid ut
that point lie will he accompanied by tho oarsinen
wallace Ross and George " lee, who will follow HIM IN
boat winch will also contain representatives OF thc
pres. Receptions will ho given Captain Boyton by the
boat clubs at Kingston aud Newbufg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
KILLED WITH HIS OWN AXE.

MEANWHILE, Penn. April 3-Guerensey Baker, afarmer,
about four miles from Harmonsburg this county, was In
stantly killed Saturday afternoon while telling TIN
ber tree In falling caught him and his upifed axe
was buried IN his brain He veteran OF the i1te
war; forty years OF age He leaves vile ana hVo
children destitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
VARIOUS LABOR CONTROVERSIES.

CINCINNATI April tSpeeial)-A big building strike Is
imminent The carpenters will follow the iron workers,
stone cutters and hol carriers Monday when there
Will he nearly 800 strike, with several other
trades likely to follow. The building league stronger
ganizaton OF twenty-five building unions will stand firm
for shorter hours and better pay No nonunion will
be permitted to work and they will be driven from the
city, possible The master builders are apprehensive
OF poor building season. just when they had expected
IL would be prosperous.
CHICAGO, April 3.-The Consumers Gas Light and Coke
Company has warned its 500 employees that
they must submit To a reduction OF 80 and 20 cents
day. threatening 1t Is SAID to coal oil unless the men
comply The officials OF the company claim to be unable
make fair proht when paying the present wages oil
81 so and 81 for eight hour day They wish the men
twelve hours day at advance OF 30 and Az
The OF oil fuel would dispense with f5O OF
the 500 employees. This afternoon the men, who are
Knights OF Labor. determined To insist upon the present
scale OF hours and pay A committee was appointed 10
inform the company OF the result OF the meeting.
ST. LoUIs April 3-some OF the patterns OF the Bridge
and Beach Manufacturing Company were to-day sent to
the Excelsior Foundry In this city, and although this Is
non-unon foundry. q they arrived every man
and boy In the place declared nc would not touch Them
and marched out OF the shop on strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
RECORD OF KIssANE's CRIMES.

MANUSCRIPTS LEFT BY SIDNEY B. c. BENTON IN RE-
GARD TO TnE BURNING OF THE MARTHA WASH
INGrOS.
JCLkyELAsD April 3.-The Leader will tomorrow pub
lah another nstsment Of the story OF 6i3psy Bur-
toms efforts to run down William Kissana says;
Every detail Of this case has been preserved
IN manuscript and is now tho possession Of daughter
Of Burton, Mra Frances II. Bowman, OF No. %
Safest The evidence the manuscript Of book
vsitasn By NJ Burton, and Voiumiaous correspondence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THE FIRE RECORE.
RrrxING OF 4 5000 BULL.

MoNrRRAG, April tSpccid).-J. = Northrup. breeder
OF thoron ghbred cattle OF wescd n. Y. was brought
here to-day badly burned lie purchased thoroughbred
bull from the Pope Compton for 5000 ana was
bringing it home when he with the accident IL Is
supposed that In which the bull was shipped TOOK
nro from a lighted cigar IL totally dcs iOycd ana
the bull burned to death. NOrhrup Is IN serious cohdi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
POLICY MEN WAITING on THE TIE kAYoFs
POAlOx

PrrrspuRo, April NpseoD. 10 morrow the nsw'y-
elected Mayor william heCAlin viii assume sns duess
Of tho oucs In sonssqussss III NE policy sseps - We
city were closed On Saturday. IN ssaA sese 1s Iensy
why hs cou6 M ~ tkeir money. 1--WE afe yaAos9
"a S' H'rSss ~ ~ Nv a1niniSIrataoA q eo(AG - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04

DUBLIN April "a telegram was received here from
Toronto Ont, yesterday saying that II William OBren
the Editor OF United Ireland tried to agitae In Canada
against the Marquis Of Lansdowne he would be imme-
datey arrested Mr. OBrien, speaking with reference
IN this telegram said very encouraging sign OF
Lord Lansdownes senstveness to Canadian opinion l
would not at all object to the Canadians having an ex
ample on the spot the landlord and police tyranny
which Lord nes friends practise IN Ireland"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THE BULGARIAN CONspIRATORs.

SOPHIA, April 3.-The two men who were imprisoned
for making an attempt assassnate the Prefect OF Rust
cbuk are named Ksvazof and Ivanof respectively They
are natives of Russian Bessarabia and lived at Rust
chuu until the recent revolt occurred having relations
with Kschenef the chief Of the revolutionary COM
mitteo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
WORK OF THE CENTRAL UNION

The regular meeting OF the Central Labor Union was
held Yesterday at Clarendon Hall The Boycott Commit
Tee was instructed to take In hand the OF Rewbel
a co the 1hlrl-aye. furniture dealers who refuse To
close their at and Of Jones Co S flour mill
whose hands are strike The Arbitration Committee
was told Ia the old Dominion steamship Company
aud them have the painting the steamer Roanoke
done 10y union The secretary was instructed 10 ask
MAYOR Hewitt have the hatcher shops closed sun
day.
The following resolution was adopted:
BheTeas the CITY OF Chicago tho coming election
political democrats and Republicans
the boo parties have combined Ia defeat the
candidate OF the United Labor party aud
UhSrsd such action shows that these doodle parties arc
lose their rid that the citizens
by supporting candidates Of the laborng
viii have honest governments
RcOired, That the cntfa Labor Union OF New York rec
omnends all arnindcd citizens OF tho city OF chicago 10
Labor Party thereby projecting tberown liberties and thus
express their condemnation OF The man1uyrngs 0f the
bOOie parties.
A comnlttee from District Assembly No. 100 OF Paer
son asked aid strikers In the Barbour ax mills.
There i5O OF them and they nave received no as
aid has been promised committee or five appointed
Ia take subscriptions.
The regular monthly meeting OF Typographical Union
No held IN Clarendon Hall yesterday. The action
certain assemblies the Knights OF Labor for boycott
ing for fair expression o. opinion was de-
nounced unwarrauied interference with the right
OF free speech and opposed TO the principles OF labor or
ganizatOns
The United Framers' Union held meeting Yesterday
morning In Clarendon Hall for the purpose OF hearing re-
ports what had granted their demands ana
10 decide what action should br taken with those that d
not grant them IL unanimously decided TO strike,
and about $50 trainers Will not go back 10 work un inc
ARA Ur4I iet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
CARPENTERS TO STRIFE IL CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April 3-Thc siSty-hvc hundred carpenters
employed by the various contractors and shop owners
throughout the city and suburbs will cease work
tomorrow morning. and building operations In this
county will be- suspended indefinitely. The leaders
Of the carpenters who after "A long struggle last
mcr failed carry their demands for eight hours
aud an inrrra-o Of dccred then To renew the
and think that when building enterprise
II rrViVing and carpenters wanted, the time has
arrived TO make the employers yi"l. The carpenters
arc wen organized Scarcely three hundred OF their
trade i'm the county ar Ousldc their ranks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
y,.nn ny ru, nUn,r,yo Orx ROLLER

KILLED BY THE BURSTING OLA BOILER
COLUMBIA. &. c., April 3 tSpeciaD.-The boiler OF the
largo sawmi belonging to I. Z. Rawles burst without
warning late yesterday. g. W. Brigham and Halls at
mon were instantly Killed, men, Bnsbee and oDcs
singer, were fatally scaded. AL the men are W"'c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET.

ROME, April 3.-Thc formation Of new Cabnet
has been virtually accomplished signor DcprctiS
becomes Minister OF Foreign Affairs, signor Crisp
Minister of tho Interior Signor Yialc Minister OF War,
sgnor ZanarSlcD Minister Of Justice, and Signor
Saracco Minister Of Public Works In the other
departments the present Ministers retain their port
fOlOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
snIOInR OF A GARNER.

COLUMBIA. April tSpee;at.-T A. Owens, farmer OF
spartanshurg County, committed suiaids By snoouns
himself through tho head with pistol ne vas cooes
and i'm good health. He leaves young vile and one
child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
SELLING rRoTrERs IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAsCIsco, April 3-At tho Bay District uach
yesterday ". H. Crawfords horses Problem and Aier"
the latter with record Of 224h were sold by
Mr. Burnett OF Chicago purchased Problem for $StVO
aud John Armstrong Of Detroit bought Alert for SSeoV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
DYING A CONVICT WITH A SMALL FORTUNE

PuTsBURG, April tSpecpD.-An undertakers wagon
containing coffin which covered witha pail OF black
oilcloth drove Unondale Cemetery, Allegheny this
afternoon The coffin contained the body OF John Grady.
convict In the Western Penitcntary The story OF the
young mans life Is interesting. He entered the prison
poor and In less than year was worth $4,000 lie
was convicted in Cambria County OF larceny little over
year ago and placed In tho penitentary on short sen
tcncc The boy WAS not of age ut the time and hailed
from JOhnsOwn, Penn, where his lie had been one Oh
hardship. few months after his incarceration eIauVe
died and LETT the young man John looked for
ward eagerly 10 a Release which would have occurred
within the three months, and then expected 10 turn
over new leaf and use fortune good purpose. His
death was caused by typhoid fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04

WEST SHORE EXPRESS EOBBER RECOGNIZED.
CaNaJom,sIE April (Speciah. Charles OEonrke' ar
rested AT Niagara the West shore express robbery
has been identified by Lcake and the ticket agent Bar'
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN BULGARIA.

BuKHAREsr April 8-An attempt has been made to a.
tbs nres,dent OF he before which
the persons concerned in the recent revolt at Ruschuk
were tried.